“Pidgins’ stunning musicianship and committed performances make this a breath of fresh air and a thrilling introduction.” — Bandcamp Daily
“…the intensity and depth of Pidgins’ playing breathes new life into dead cliches, triggering an excess of meaning where meaning seems to have all but disappeared.” — The Quietus
“an improvised form of worldly influences transformed to create an unburdened escape from classification and a history dominated by Colonialism” — Monolith Cocktail
“beautiful, semi-improvised music out of unorthodox sounds and restless percussion...a kind of kaleidoscopic rainforest improv jazz” — Uncut
“There is so much happening on this brilliant album that, at times, I’m overwhelmed by the beautiful spectacle of it all.” — Foxy Digitalis
“reminiscent of everything from the primitive outsider art of Moondog to the complex, interlocking instrumentation of Horse Lords.” — Pop Matters